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Now one applicant had a blank on the background check and I never figured out if that was their user error or not.

You should check with your Agent for their recommended amount to fill in the blank, based on your coverage and personal finances.Also, can we please assume you are running a new application and complete background check on the Tenant you would "be happy to keep"?

., thanks for staring this post!  

If you are working subject to, you leave the purchase price blank, and leave it open to the remainder of the balance of the loan.

I would do some homeowrk get Joe fairless apartment syndication book and Michaels blanks sda course. 

You could also find a lender that will do a blanket mortgage, where they would aggregate all the properties under 1 loan, then you just need to again, find the investors to put up the portion of the downpayment you need and offer them equity and/or return.Seller finance - As you mentioned, you can offer a fair deal that makes sense to you and the seller, explaining how you will take over responsibility of everything (management, etc), and you can give $ (fill in blank) down and pay him the rest of the downpayment in installments from the cashflow on the property and then refinance him out of it later.

@David Blank Hey David... wanted you see if there was any forward movement for you on + in this adventure... really appreciate any insight(s) you might’ve have gleaned ...

I am, point blank, a newbie.

All will have "fill in the blank" sections where typical variables can be completed as necessary.